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I'm not a big fan of screen shields. I use my gear professionally and am not normally very concerned with a few scratches or cosmetic blemishes. I wasn't sure, however, the the X100 was going to be a keeper, and therefore wanted to keep it pristine for possible resell. This shield has nearly changed my opinion of them since I'd completely forgotten it is there as it does not distort the image on the screen at all and fits perfectly.
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...if you're thinking of buying this for a Fuji X100S than maybe you should reconsider because even though it is labeled to fit the screen of this camera, it doesn't. It leaves a narrow strip on the side uncovered which makes me wonder why they even advertise it for this specific camera. Not impressed!
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Product is good my only gripe is that it's too expensive. How can a giant sheet of this stuff made to cover a tablet cost almost the same as this tiny little piece? If this was more like half the price, I would give five stars.
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I carry my x100s darn near everywhere I go. Since it's hanging from a camera sling, it's constantly banging and rubbing against my waist. This shield protects my LCD from getting scratched and damaged. It also protects from sweat and dirt. I think this shield is an essential accessory. ZAGG's reputation for protection is well known. Bravo for producing something for a great camera!
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Although advertised specifically for the Fuji X100, the screen protector does not fit its LCD well (it leaves 3 mm length -wise and 2mm width-wise unprotected). Although I had no issues with applying other (non-ZAGG) screen protectors to my other devices, the procedure of applying the InvisibleShield to the LCD is messy in comparison: it uses a so-called "wet" application and you have to be very careful not to accidentally stretch the sheet (in my case I had to reapply it twice to make the sheet centered due to its incorrect dimensions and managed to stretch one side of it in the process, so the sheet ended up in a garbage bin instead of protecting my screen).
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